February 23, 2024 • 6 mins
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(00:00):
Hottest things. It's all the stuffyou need to know what's hot in music,
movies, shows, and the mosttalked about stories happening today in the
Bay. What the heck is withJoe Exotic thirsting for machine gun Kelly?
Honestly, after I saw like thepicture of machine Gun Kelly and Joe Exotic
(00:24):
reposting the blackout tattoo, like,you know, I can kind of see
it, you know, the mullettype of situation. So apparently Joe Exotic
guess he's still in prison. Hesaw the pictures the mg MG case gives
me shared of the torso blackout tattoo. If you haven't seen it yet,
go to the jvshow dot com andcheck out these photos. So Joe Exotic
(00:47):
got a little excited. He repostedthose pictures and wrote a tiger and a
bit of meth I can make MGKgay. That's funny because it's true.
He also wrote in another post,once you go tiger king, you'll forget
(01:07):
about the fox. Oh I seewhat you get there? Yeah, also
true. I'm here for this newrelations jokes as got a litt too much
free time on his hands. ManagunZoo, Yes he Thurst mostly after people
that he thinks can help him getout of prison. I'm so glad you
said that, Graham, because inanother post he said something along the lines
(01:30):
of, well, now that youand I are an item, MGK,
maybe you can help me get outof here. Oh here we go.
Yeah. Yeah, I was gonnasay, there's there's an ulterior motive with
everything that joke Xotic does. Ithink they would look cute together, though.
Is he have for parole many times? You know what I mean?
He's got pretty lengthy sentence in there, right, I don't. I haven't
read anything about parole. I meanhe's serving twenty two years, That's what
I mean. It's just started intwenty nineteen, so he's got a long
(01:53):
waist to go, all right.Weddy Williams Guardian, just filed a lawsuit
against Lifetime's parent company. Just torecap this weekend, Lifetime is airing a
two part documentary called Where Is WendyWilliams and shows her family who have they
say they lost contact with Wendy.She's currently in some type of facility to
help with cognitive issues, and herfamily says they're unable to reach her.
(02:14):
The only person who knows where sheis and can like have contact with her
on the regular. Is her courtappointed guardian, and apparently that some woman
named Sabrina Morrissey who just filed alawsuit against any television networks. But the
lawsuit is sealed, meaning we don'tknow any of the details about it.
We do know that she is seekinga temporary restraining order, which is typically
(02:36):
what somebody does when they want ajudge to step in and stop the release
of a movie or a show.So it's clearly about this documentary that's about
to come out. Is a judgegoing to stop it in time? No,
the hearing date for this isn't setuntil next week, so but you
would think there'd be some sort ofemergency injunction thing. They can file some
kind of motion to stop it,to speed it up from coming out,
(02:57):
and then yeah, I either getget a hearing prior to the release date,
because what's the point. I'm sureshe would love that, but it
doesn't look like that's I mean,that's gonna happen. So it really is
just that one person and Black Chinawho have gotten the chance to talk to
her. Because that now, thatmakes it even weirder of how Black China
got the chance don see honestly,and we're gonna have to watch the documentary
this weekend, but it leads meto believe that Wendy probably doesn't want to
(03:19):
talk to her family. Maybe's maybeshe doesn't have a close relationship with them
after all these years. Maybe she'sbeen separated from them, and maybe she
personally reached out to Black China.They are friends, and we're bringing up
China because there's a snippet from thedocumentary where they have a sit down together.
So yeah, you wonder if likea lot of fractured relationships with her
family or about the people trying toget money from her and stuff, you
know, and maybe she's like,no, I don't don't want to see
(03:42):
in those people. By the way, in case you missed the big news
yesterday, Wendy's care team revealed whatWendy's been diagnosed with front to temporal dementia
and primary progressive aphasia. Not good. Yeah, so that's what she's currently
dealing with, grem What do youhave in today's train exciting news, you
guys. Yeah, we did itfor the first time ever, We landed
(04:06):
on the moon, sire. Iknow a little typo there. For the
first time in more than fifty years, an American spacecraft has successfully landed on
the Moon. No people on thisone, like the last time either,
where the astronauts of the seventies wereout like playing golf and driving ATVs and
(04:28):
bar hopping and whatnot up there.This was just a lunar lander, unmanned,
you know, lunar lander carrying somemass. You we're not doing that
for We're not doing that for acouple more years. SLA. Getting back
to the Moon with all of today'stechnology has proven to be very difficult.
We've seen a lot of these attemptsfail. There have been a couple of
successful ones by other countries. Uh, apparently it was just a lot easier
(04:49):
in simpler times pre internet to landsomething up there. Anyway, yesterday a
private company, Intuitive Machines, theysuccessfully landed their Odysseus lunar lander at land
near the south pole of the Moon. Very tense moments as there is a
delay in the signal coming back fromthis thing back to you know, the
command center, and it actually lostsignal for about fifteen minutes, so the
(05:10):
crowded engineers had to hold their breathfor quite some time before this thing confirmed
started sending singles again that it hadtouchdown safely. Then everybody, all the
nerds just erupted into massive cheers.It was actually a really really cool,
exciting, very exciting moment. Butlike, doesn't party you want to be
like dudes, act like we've beenthere before, right, Why is everyone
(05:30):
so excited this time? We've donethis before. It should be like a
lot easier. Look like this thingwas using some sort of laser guided landing
system. They said before a lotof the sensors would get confused by the
dust coming off the mine. I'vedone it before, So they were using
lasers this time, stuff that wedidn't really have. I mean we had
lasers back then, but not thesame like that laser guidance system before.
This is exciting. This is anexciting day, you guys, So Congress,
(05:54):
all right, thank you Graham.Next in the JV show, we
are going to talk more about javGRAHANMA wanted to know how you're doing a
year later. If you don't know, today is the one year anniversary of
Jab's last show here on a wildanyfor nine, so we're celebrating him talking
about him. Next
Hottest things. It's all the stuffyou need to know what's hot in music,
movies, shows, and the mosttalked about stories happening today in the
Bay. What the heck is withJoe Exotic thirsting for machine gun Kelly?
Honestly, after I saw like thepicture of machine Gun Kelly and Joe Exotic
(00:24):
reposting the blackout tattoo, like,you know, I can kind of see
it, you know, the mullettype of situation. So apparently Joe Exotic
guess he's still in prison. Hesaw the pictures the mg MG case gives
me shared of the torso blackout tattoo. If you haven't seen it yet,
go to the jvshow dot com andcheck out these photos. So Joe Exotic
(00:47):
got a little excited. He repostedthose pictures and wrote a tiger and a
bit of meth I can make MGKgay. That's funny because it's true.
He also wrote in another post,once you go tiger king, you'll forget
(01:07):
about the fox. Oh I seewhat you get there? Yeah, also
true. I'm here for this newrelations jokes as got a litt too much
free time on his hands. ManagunZoo, Yes he Thurst mostly after people
that he thinks can help him getout of prison. I'm so glad you
said that, Graham, because inanother post he said something along the lines
(01:30):
of, well, now that youand I are an item, MGK,
maybe you can help me get outof here. Oh here we go.
Yeah. Yeah, I was gonnasay, there's there's an ulterior motive with
everything that joke Xotic does. Ithink they would look cute together, though.
Is he have for parole many times? You know what I mean?
He's got pretty lengthy sentence in there, right, I don't. I haven't
read anything about parole. I meanhe's serving twenty two years, That's what
I mean. It's just started intwenty nineteen, so he's got a long
(01:53):
waist to go, all right.Weddy Williams Guardian, just filed a lawsuit
against Lifetime's parent company. Just torecap this weekend, Lifetime is airing a
two part documentary called Where Is WendyWilliams and shows her family who have they
say they lost contact with Wendy.She's currently in some type of facility to
help with cognitive issues, and herfamily says they're unable to reach her.
(02:14):
The only person who knows where sheis and can like have contact with her
on the regular. Is her courtappointed guardian, and apparently that some woman
named Sabrina Morrissey who just filed alawsuit against any television networks. But the
lawsuit is sealed, meaning we don'tknow any of the details about it.
We do know that she is seekinga temporary restraining order, which is typically
(02:36):
what somebody does when they want ajudge to step in and stop the release
of a movie or a show.So it's clearly about this documentary that's about
to come out. Is a judgegoing to stop it in time? No,
the hearing date for this isn't setuntil next week, so but you
would think there'd be some sort ofemergency injunction thing. They can file some
kind of motion to stop it,to speed it up from coming out,
(02:57):
and then yeah, I either getget a hearing prior to the release date,
because what's the point. I'm sureshe would love that, but it
doesn't look like that's I mean,that's gonna happen. So it really is
just that one person and Black Chinawho have gotten the chance to talk to
her. Because that now, thatmakes it even weirder of how Black China
got the chance don see honestly,and we're gonna have to watch the documentary
this weekend, but it leads meto believe that Wendy probably doesn't want to
(03:19):
talk to her family. Maybe's maybeshe doesn't have a close relationship with them
after all these years. Maybe she'sbeen separated from them, and maybe she
personally reached out to Black China.They are friends, and we're bringing up
China because there's a snippet from thedocumentary where they have a sit down together.
So yeah, you wonder if likea lot of fractured relationships with her
family or about the people trying toget money from her and stuff, you
know, and maybe she's like,no, I don't don't want to see
(03:42):
in those people. By the way, in case you missed the big news
yesterday, Wendy's care team revealed whatWendy's been diagnosed with front to temporal dementia
and primary progressive aphasia. Not good. Yeah, so that's what she's currently
dealing with, grem What do youhave in today's train exciting news, you
guys. Yeah, we did itfor the first time ever, We landed
(04:06):
on the moon, sire. Iknow a little typo there. For the
first time in more than fifty years, an American spacecraft has successfully landed on
the Moon. No people on thisone, like the last time either,
where the astronauts of the seventies wereout like playing golf and driving ATVs and
(04:28):
bar hopping and whatnot up there.This was just a lunar lander, unmanned,
you know, lunar lander carrying somemass. You we're not doing that
for We're not doing that for acouple more years. SLA. Getting back
to the Moon with all of today'stechnology has proven to be very difficult.
We've seen a lot of these attemptsfail. There have been a couple of
successful ones by other countries. Uh, apparently it was just a lot easier
(04:49):
in simpler times pre internet to landsomething up there. Anyway, yesterday a
private company, Intuitive Machines, theysuccessfully landed their Odysseus lunar lander at land
near the south pole of the Moon. Very tense moments as there is a
delay in the signal coming back fromthis thing back to you know, the
command center, and it actually lostsignal for about fifteen minutes, so the
(05:10):
crowded engineers had to hold their breathfor quite some time before this thing confirmed
started sending singles again that it hadtouchdown safely. Then everybody, all the
nerds just erupted into massive cheers.It was actually a really really cool,
exciting, very exciting moment. Butlike, doesn't party you want to be
like dudes, act like we've beenthere before, right, Why is everyone
(05:30):
so excited this time? We've donethis before. It should be like a
lot easier. Look like this thingwas using some sort of laser guided landing
system. They said before a lotof the sensors would get confused by the
dust coming off the mine. I'vedone it before, So they were using
lasers this time, stuff that wedidn't really have. I mean we had
lasers back then, but not thesame like that laser guidance system before.
This is exciting. This is anexciting day, you guys, So Congress,
(05:54):
all right, thank you Graham.Next in the JV show, we
are going to talk more about javGRAHANMA wanted to know how you're doing a
year later. If you don't know, today is the one year anniversary of
Jab's last show here on a wildanyfor nine, so we're celebrating him talking
about him. Next
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